... FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE, REVOLUTION IN TUSCANY, We (Times,) have received the following telegram from our cor| respondent at Vienna:- VIENNA, TmURSDAY, APILa 28, NOON. ' A revolution broke out at Florence yesterday. The Grand Decal family fled. No official news has as yet been received here that the Austrian army has crossed the Ticino. AUSTRIA AND FRANCE. The following telegram has been ...

... PUBLSED ON SATURDAY MORNQG, IN TIWE FOR POST. POSTSCRIPT. LLOYD'S WEEKLY NEWSPAPER OFFICE, SATURDAY MORNING. THE WAR IN ITALY. THE ALLEGED INVASION. A telegram from Turin, received yesterday, states that up to the previous evening the Ticino had not been crossed by the Austrians. The only foundation for the story appears to be that a few pickets did cross in order to survey the ground, and ...

... FR:n: EEMASONRY. m~eetinlgs for Next Week. Monday, May 2d. - Lodges, Robert Burns (25), Freemasons' Tavern;- Royal Jubilee 185), Anderton's Hotel; St. John's (107). Iledley's Hotel; St. Luke's (168), Commercial Hall, Chelsea; Joppa (223), Albion Tavern.I ~Unions (318), I eemasons5 Tavern. Tossday.-Lsdge5, Albion (9), Freemasons' Tavern; Old Dundee (18), London 'Tavern; 'Temple (118), Ship and ...

... A correspondent of the Times writes as follows: The firm of Armstrong and Co. has been discovered to consist of Marshall, Mortimer, and Eicke. The two first have been cocmniitted for trial; Eicke has absconded. From Colonel Steinbach's letter [to the Times], we learn that at the very time he sought and obtained an interview with the commander-in-chief, in order to recommend a protdgg of Messrs ...

... MISs DONOVAN AND THE LORD MAYOR. I Atfr Msi uln W.- r-F. ma . t -n fb Any er .nl;ti- ?? at ine mansion tiocse, the other day, sn applcatnon was made to the Lord Mayor, by Mr. M'Donnell, the barrister, to receive evidence to ehow that the statements lately nade against the moral character of the poor girl Donovan by the Lord Mayor were unfounded, when the following conversation took place - ...

... By the arrival of the Calcutta mail we have re- rcived journals from Calcutta to the 22nl of harer ,nd from Hong Kong to the 15th of March th fiszcs Calcutta correspondent says The Indian world is still talking a fnance. The rebellion has died out, and the stw rumour§ which reach us create 'but tlhb hai-atest degree of interest. it is reported, for esNanxple, th1at the nana, with a ...

... THlE WAR CRISIS. SPEECll OF LORD DERBY. t ?? evening the lord mayor, pursuant to * ,id Cutom, entertained a large and distinguished t at thle AMansion-house, including the comman- G.Lr uChif. ther Majesty's ministers, and about 200 f the nobility and gentry at present in town. tlle coure of his reply to the Health of her taetvs inisisters, Lord Derby said W1]ould to God I could at this ...

... THE COHIG SEASON AT TOM CRYSTAL | PALACE.I The ensuing oearon at the Crystal Palace promises to be one of the most brilliant, and, moreover, important, which it has ever had. It will b the year of the Great Hand21 Feetival, for which EO manV and great preparations have been *or so long making. This will make it well remem- bered in the annals of the company, and will mark it in the ...

... THE IMPENDING EUROPEAN WAR-- WHO'S TO BLAXE ? The very worst charges brought by the extremest democrat or reddest of Red Republicans, against the system of government by monarchs, is justified by the present condition of Continental Europe. Whoever wants an argument, crushing and irresistible, in favour of democratic republicanism, or government by the people, has only to look abroad at the ...

... THE REVOLT IN-] INDIAN We have received letters and journals from Calcutta to the 22nd, and Hong Kong to tbe 15th Macrch. Theintel- ligenee from Calcutta ia not mlarked by any special feature of interest. The following is the; summary of the FHers of Indsiio of the 22nd Iarch:-t On the final close of the ca'npaign it was feared that the rebels, who had hitherto united inlarge nambers in oppO- ...

... THE PEOBABLE RESULTS OF THE T- GENERAL ELECTION. TV 1A At $A ARaeS _ . .> .. f . _A A_ I In less than a fortnight the results of the genral election will be known. The returns for the English boroughs are already nearly completed-and these returns give a certain, but by no means decided, mnal jority in favour of the Liberal cause. The election3 ii those strongholds of Toryism, the English and ...

... LORD DllER ON wAR. The Lord Wavor and the Ladv MavIwnsr - . - ?? umnyoress, according to custom, gave a dinner in the Egyptian hail of the Mansion House on Monday evening. The company included tie Earl of Derby and other members of the Goverent. The usual toasts having been given and responded to, the health of Lord Derby and the Other mlnisters was proposed and drank. The Earl of DaNBn, on ...